Vintage Boxer by Stephanie Ketnick Gouache & Ink
02.09.13 /21:03/♥ 2
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Lab Partners by Stephanie Ketnick Gouache and Ink
02.09.13 /20:48
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Narwhal Valentine by Stephanie Ketnick Gouache and Ink
02.04.13 /22:19/♥ 31
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The Fox and the Mosquitos. Aesop’s Fable. By: Stephanie Ketnick Gouache & Ink on Paper 6”x 8”
01.05.13 /20:35
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The Dog and His Shadow. Aesop’s Fable. By: Stephanie Ketnick Gouache & Ink on Paper. 5”x7”.
01.05.13 /20:14/♥ 27
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“Baba Yaga” pen + Ink, Stephanie Ketnick Illustration of the Russian folklore witch. Baba Yaga traveled around on a mortar with a broom as a yoke. She also lived in a house that stood upon chicken feet, and was notorious for secreting away children and eating them.
08.20.12 /22:49/♥ 3
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Stephanie Ketnick, pen + gouache wash. An illustration of Dzunukwa witch folklore of the Kwakiutl people of the Pacific NW. According to legend Dzunukwa if a horrid old woman with pendulous breast that steals children and takes them into the woods to eat. There are also legends where she gifts wisdom to the Kwakiutl peoples.
08.20.12 /22:44/♥ 6
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Futakuchi-onna, two mouthed woman. Gouache. Marissa Louise.
08.12.12 /10:27/♥ 3
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Umibozu, aka Sea Monk which was said to drown sailors.  Marissa Louise. Gouache on Paper. 
08.09.12 /10:09/♥ 4
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Dzunukwa, Wild Woman of the Woods. Gouache on black paper. Marissa Louise. I’m trying to loosen up. It’s scary, as scary as Dzunukwa herself.
07.17.12 /13:11
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Canvas  by  andbamnan